Show '''1"1"Prawwounimi 4 -68 The Salt Labe Tribune Sunday May 16 1954 I West Capture State Crowns in Track Tournaments Payson and Leopards Tillie Second South winds Up Third t s By Tom Korn logos Tribune Sports Writer West High's Panthe—rs showing amaziog over-al- l strength In the running events rolled to their second straight Utah State track championship at the Ute Stadium Saturday afternoon' giving Coach Keith Tolstrup an undefeated record as a track at I 1 el f ft 11 ' - t ' ' : I7) - I - - th lphe 'IP '''' - 15'4 ' 1 C: OP ' 40 ' i to - ' e - ! 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0 and sensational ath4:4 0: '1 Ot ''''' School led at lete x " High ' Payson al It4 ' the Lions to the State Class B ikt '"' 4 ' '1 41 11141i: NI track and field championshkp ' 4 4 Saturday at the University of Irolkz t pi 4 : NI r"114:4:411:4 Utah Stadium '1'' It took everything Oborn and ")4 t '" '' o' ' 4 1 ' of teammates had to a handful f ! ' i '''' 14 ' 1 ' i : 'J :'7 I 01 the outlast defending cham' a te 4 ' Delta but the Pay from ' pions 1' i ' son kids scored 32 points and ' ' Delta was forced to settle for is' it 31 Then Region Four got into the act with Richfield at 28 15 2:11: and North Sevier and Wasatch I4:tr:0'':41atstclt : 411j7 !:::::::: 0 '':4i4':4i::41::::‘'t Academy tied at 28 all 'f'Slr '' 1 y404ooto ' I- ' A - 0 ' t '''' 1 L4 r 41e" t "' 1 e -Imo -'''''' tio4' s- No: f i' 1'"'A 0 ' t I x 41 ' of - 1 0 g 0 1 -Tpistrup won the title last year as head coach and his j 1 ''' AI i troops came through again in '54 scoring in every event ex4' ' 0I 6"' 7 )7 i and the shot cept high jump put tt a relay I 1ort'' t'bti ""::'' ''''' 1 ' ' WEST RACKED up 64 45 i 6 11 11 P N points to beat out second place i ' !0:s East which scored a surprising '' Si 7"41q07'!) trio— 55 South took third nahhine e A Schools 1 '4 524 The Leopards picked up ' )14p '': ' frsk Eagan West: ' five first places South had HilwgielniTthn-itopmaiv"' w:: 4' West 'Acord ''S''' '' ' Carbon 4352 ''' r three and one tie and West had High Hurdles — Moore South: Pox three and one tie !Ben Lomond Hardy South: Harvey' And that East bulge over the West Monroe Ogden : 153 r '' Jump — ir e Cubs marked the first time in andHighMcFarlane ToirrTsangetiFiltill:fojfenssvt" ' ' k l $k Nate Long's long career out at ond Kirkham Eaet Thorpe Weber 0 and South tied 5 4th Chapman for ft '"--1' 1 South that the Cubs didn't come 11 in '1 1( 'kv' i4kIljbor In either first or second in a Shot Put —L Sylvester Bear River i ' ' ' '6 state championship meet lcdaanr:ine6Iiiiars R4voeurth M rgioJuotiz I ttiol":"'''N44 '' t Both the Panthers and the aa feet to in MO—Little Olympus Winters Ogden Cubs broke relay records with Guinn "south Gregory West knocking off some time in IA edsktinsiofast — the mile relay and the Cubs in 440 Early East Parker West: Ma-Box Elder Beers: jor Davis Reeds T the medley — Jordan 513 ""' '' ' The Panther relay team1 Javelin—Jones Zest Watson Weber which seems to break a record Lirmarivtrwrietstallifeehenisionnebellaox Elder almost every time it runs West MO—Miller Chasten South toured the Ute oval In 3:286 to te:irttuertir ('stioni2ttlirenett Ogden But crack East's 1949 mark of 3:317 Lost Hurdles—Cady West Rasmussen The Cubs ran the medley in East More South frog Ben Lomond Carlson Granite 200 3:422 to eclipse the Granite 220—Little Olympus Gregory West 1935 record of 3:453 Bartlett South Ward Weber Winter Ogden 228 Bruce Johnson Davis High barely edges out John Eagen of Discus—Featherstone South: J SyL GARY HOLT Leland Parker vaster Bear River McDermott West West in mile run (Photo by John Douglas East High School) S Bear River Nielson East Cliff Miller and Chuck Cady 155 Sylvester ft 8 in were on the Panther relay crew Broad Jump—Eirmage East Maar lane West Holt Vincent Jordan while South had Randal Gee West Smith Ho s Elder 21 ft I In Medley relay—South (Ore PhiPPen Don phippen Kent Shepard and Swain) West Weber CarShepard bon Davis 3422 (new record breaks Ken Swain 3453 which Granite set in 1135) In the individual Pole Vault—Browning Weber Baird Cache Schmitt South Toone department it was Tom North Davia West Henniger all tied tor South won everything in sight University of Utah while Rich Little Olympus fine sprinter first 11 ft 3 inches in the state Class A tennis ard Dixon of B Y High and I Miller Mile (Holt Cady' relay—West and Dan Firmage East's mighty Davis championships Saturday at the Ben East Lomond Parker) American tork's doubles team South Cache 3:291 (new record breaks jumper set in record 1141) East 3317 Both scored 18 points with took Class B honors Judkins1 Iltrim leY Little taking the 100 and 220 Duncan Rasmussen) South Bear River' ROWLAND HALL Wayne Pearce of South cap-while Firmage won both the Jordan Davis 1327 West 84 4'5: East 55 the singles title in Classll 'Total tured points: high jump and the broad jump South 53 45 Sear River 23 Jordon A turning back Don Dixon of 4 5 17 Weber Beat River finished the high- 20 Davie 16 18 Ren4 5Lomond 10 Ogden est it ever has in a trackfest as Olympus The South 1 Carbon 8 Box Elder 5 North Olympus 1 South Cache 1 5 4 3 Granite Cache Coach Durrell Hughes' crew No 1 doubles team of Tom took fourth with 23 points The B Sehot)ols Brignand and Bob Walkinshaw in the shot put Bears took defeated the South No 2 team in to and a second and fourth in the Milo run—Richard Haynie Richfield: Entries continue pour of George Melis and Ted JorDalton North EmerY Dwayne discus plus a third in the 880 Jack Hall Cyprus for the annual Rowland Hall dan (Utah: Mike Vodapich Dean Allen Richfield Time-4:- 511 for their total Richard Dixon of B Y High tournament which will High jump—Tie for first Clark Pleas tennis ()rove and Smith Tropic tie for run all of this week and offi- outlasted John Ruppell of WaAS FOE THE three Big Eight ant third Bydalch Cyprus Thrasher Lehi Dixie Nielsen Richfield and cials are branding it the best in satch Academy to win the Class powers it was all West South Graff 8-- 1 SWIM Kenai) Height- -6 feet B singles American first and East right from the High hurdles—Melvin Wilkes North history Fork's duo of Eldon Abel and Richfield Denny to the enter more still With Sampson event West would rack up a zeseinorya Robert Halt Gunnison defeated Roy tourney already has attracted Greg Mortensen Rismusion Lincoln Time-1few points then South would - teams of girls from East Bry- Richie and Gary Giles of WansGWroavsehensconemSyhot Ash for the Clags B pull ahead with a few East kept ant Junior High and Rowland satch Moody crown doubles up with the two city rivals and xis: r)itlYtanBeryani ttP114Ziv :nllei exare teams of More Hall girls dash—Gordon ()born PayClass A Singles then forged ahead with an eyeJackson' Millard' Marl Mee pected from Olympus East and J" Firat roundWayne Pearce South lash victory in the 880 relay to inn' Beaver Wasatch nett Dell Gary Marshall Bill Stragters Granite default def Alden Bosen CyPrua Time—I01 sew up second Doidge South def George BateThe first team from East John man Ogden 63 01 Don Dixon Olymlitlarcnkt1Delta Reg In the individual events bf P114a7J:rd run—Max : Keller South Cache 64 def Witamaattrfya High is composed of Manya Pus Dick Ivan Payne South Cache def Don Academy: Bob Strkera North the day that final Carbon 04 Freed Wasatch Academy Time Baumbacher Merrill Jasmine Jaeger round tsemitinalst—Pearee packed the most drama but the Larr3 Lou White and Mary Mid- lefSecond 57 Dixon def Payne Doidge mile run—very first race by the Javelin throw—Am Dania wasgtch Mary dleton The second team from Tzoitgaer:dRobliinoosoa 0 Gigalimths Finale—Pearce def Dixon way—saw rather unknown Iucandneismy: the Leopard school includes Class A Doubles ft Bruce Johnson of Davis dump g Dixie eAstance-17- 111 Evans-GarMilAdams run—Oscar Anderson Jean Sprunt Janice Romney First round—Gary couple of highlytouted foes Lamb def Dick Pratia-DeCedar City Logan Kenneth Perkins lard Duvall Brignand-Boand Tom Carbon Burr Ginger Rand Deo Hart Payson I South No def Alan field Merlin Richins Uinta)) Time— From Bryant Junior High the Walkingshaw JOHNSON BEAT out John 21342' and Jesse Johnson Ogden Merrill-BoDick Lewis Logan def Eagen West's mighty miler and first team of girls includes Joe Clyde Webber Olympus ITS s14 Don Weber's Jordan South Freed Ann Howard Judy TayHagen another Gine Union George Danny Spencer Payson 2 def Mal Smedley cracker-jacrunner lor and Lissa Duvall The class No Clair Rasmussen Lincoln Time-2- 07 Davis West's Cady also entered the Semifinals—South No 1 def Logan dash—Gordon Oborn Pay B club includes Miriam RodSouth No 2 def Logan No record picture with a 198 run of nsoettii G a tirtya kla rshJaalyi tens vzi1 IC lien man Margie Davis Joan Laugh- 2 !wriest gflic riost7 Ne I dol South BIC Finals—South Ime d low hurdles' in the Johnson the lin and Jane Pett 2 24 24 Discus throw — 114mnion Cryrus morning trials Cady equalled Class A I Singles From Rowland Hail the Neoirth Irv:-First round—Bob Brest Tooele def Wayne Bithell's 1952 mark for ItryalinWrprtienagvtireaideaaos Benof team is Betty composed Distance-14A 44 11 Peterson vier it Bingham South Wasatch def Academy nett Andrea Freed Mary Jane John Misspell Stewart Lehi Cady also won the lows in the Ntrrrti112Se3velater riesavVeli 11stysoi Wgaraays Glaeser and Helen Nebeker Lawrence ard Dixon BY High def Phil Weeks Miehtield "Itanel— finals scoring a 200 listing on 12r :'' eStripns"I' I Cordon Academy The B team lists Nancy Lingen- Wasatch Nuttall hurricane def Dick Chappel SWIM Dixie Pole the clock lie ran into some South Finery 64 61 Bennett Frances Allison felter rilaeuana: Semifinals –Russell der Brof trouble in the high hurdles and aKnatntovJechttniseotii4Liiirtcholob:etAes Pearson Faith Bowditch and ill: Dixon clef Nuttall 75 got off his stride and hit some' Murrayi Anderson Uintah and Stucki Jane Parker Fine la—Dixon del Ettepaell ctita3r D':lisenioliscilrehtl—ayla Si ilitity (Perkins of the early hurdles Mike Class I Doubles Haycock Curry): Richfield Moore South's ace went on to Welinter Lincoln Cox-EFirst round—Mervin ThompTeillinsel'a5112 Winfield D son Dixie def George Stevenson-Dicwin the highs Moore also took L'iAtillie re Max Pearson Gerald 4 Johnson Reg Nielsen Cyprus Larry a third in the low hurdles Nelson South Emery def Jim Wasatch Academy Black): Payson: Time-32 Sutter-JerrBib ler Wasatch Academy :36 Cyprus Back on the subject of rec- - Uintah: r'rh Ahmors1"lasog La Second round—Vert ords South's Keith Feather- - Nor- Chadwick Ts eSouth Wathen Lehi def Dixie LI Roy Ernem Time stone missed by one foot —and es' ri Murray Riche-GarGiles Wasatch nigh def W Mord North Stokes two inches of equalling the 'Final "or: Payson 32 Delta 31:Edon Able- Greg Mot Emery Boise Junior College Satur- - Ilene's''' American state discus mark set by Herb sltaitcchtf te2sleamis'5'21MillSear711728CelasFork def Bay Larsen North Se--I day defeated College of South- - vier Nakken of West in 1952 Feath-- ! !IltiT': lens ruBesavesri 154 ellatiLanttiGreciA South Emery def 1 C A C Le to Hinton Linthe 73 win Utah ern ai erstone's throw was 155 feet 8 'Into' 9 13 American Fork 2 1George 'iS baseball — Wasatch del Lehi 111 championship Inches and Nakken's record is telnit)7NrP GEumnnriLnl'577iciel The Boise team coached by 64 American Fork def South Emery Springville 4 Murray 1 3 13 UftiOno Si 156 feet 10 inches 115 South Emery 2 Lehi Lyle Smith played three games I Finals—American Fork def Wasatch in two days to take the title The Idaho Broncs downed N Westminster 16-- Friday night 11-and Saturday afternoon beI ri fore going on to down the Utah Broncs The Boise club had excellent --pitching all the Way through the opposition getting only 14 hits LAKE and STREAM 46 in the three games Dave McTODAY MAY 16 Fadden allowed eight blows FriTim Trials 1:30—Illate ll SAS e FISHING day night Jerry Hill held the 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